Crime & Safety
Herndon Police Are Looking For A Man Who Fled A Crime Scene Sunday At A Local Business
Herndon Police are looking for a man who drove away in a stolen vehicle after they apprehended him while trying to rob a local business.

HERNDON, VA — Town of Herndon Police are asking the public's help in locating a man they say fled from their custody Sunday morning in a stolen vehicle, according to posts on the department's official Twitter account.
At 9:21 a.m. on Sunday, a man entered a business in the 700 block of Grant St. in Herndon. The man implied that he had a gun and demanded money, according to police. Employees of the business were able to detain the man until officers arrived on the scene.
After handcuffing the man, the officers were putting him into a police cruiser when he broke free. The man then drove away in a gold Honda Pilot that had been reported stolen on Nov. 11 from Niklaus Court.
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Although police were assisted by Fairfax 1, the Fairfax County Police Department's helicopter, they were unable to locate the man or the vehicle.
Police released photos of the suspect on social media and of the vehicle, a Honda Pilot with Virginia tags UBB-2337.
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Anyone who has information about this case, the suspect's identity or his location is asked to call 703-435-6846.


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